The Bees gained £15,443,985 in the disposal of player registrations over the course of the season. This included the sales of Stuart Dallas, Andre Gray, Moses Odubajo, Toumani Diagouraga and James Tarkowski.

The year before, the Bees only received £2,035,838 which came from the departure of Adam Forshaw to Wigan.

How much did Brentford spend on wages and salaries?

Brentford's wage bill went down a fraction to £15,722,698 from £15,754,072. When adding social security and pension costs it marks a drop of just over

The decrease also coincided with an increase in staff members from 165 to 192; the football side of the operation increased from 133 people to 192 people.

How much has Matthew Benham invested in Brentford?

Brentford FC main investor and owner-to-be Matthew Benham

Brentford owner Matthew Benham's total investment in the club stands at a shade under £89,859,593, the club's annual accounts to June 2016 has revealed.

The Bees supremo invested over £13,727,999 into the club over the course of the last season and the overall total includes over £26.6m of secured loans specifically in relation to Brentford's Lionel Road project.

What formed Brentford's turnover?

Brentford received £4,598,629 from the Football League and the FA, which would include the television rights to the Championship and extra parachute payments.

Bees fans helped supply the majority of the rest with £3,054,527 spent on ticketing, £412,181spent on retail and £417,331 spent on catering.

The Bees also received £933,921 from commercial, £291,085 from other football income, which includes televised games. Media and membership accounted for £145,949 of their turnover.